Lara Asprey: Last News

Good Morning Britain left fans fuming as she argued it is "selfish" for elderly people to own a pet dog.During the hit ITV news programme, Susanna Reid and Adil Ray opened up a discussion on the heavily debated topic, which sparked novelist Jilly Cooper to reveal how she intends to get another furry friend at the age of 84.Columnist Lara Asprey joined the show to argue against older animal lovers from investing in a pet dog as they approach the “later stages of life.”The reporter warned against welcoming a perfect pooch into the home because of the emotional and physical welfare of the animal should its owner pass away unexpectedly.She argued: “You have to be considerate to the dog, it needs to have a home it can live in for its life too.

Dating certainly isn't for the faint-hearted with things often getting complicated.One minute you are head over heels for someone you're seeing, and the next moment you can't stand to be around them.Many people call this getting the 'ick' when they go off someone they were previously into.But why does it happen? Well experts have now revealed what prompts people to get the 'ick' with their lover.Lara Asprey, the founder of matchmaking organisation Asprey Introductions, said it's out of our control.Speaking to Independent, she said: "It all comes down to how we can form a preconceived notion of someone and establish in our psyche an identity before we know who they really are."We, therefore, build people up before they have had the chance to

Lara Asprey has carved out a very successful career as a love guru to the rich and famous.The 37-year-old is best known for her TV show The Ultimate Matchmaker and advice book The Very British Rules Of Dating. She also famously tried to find Prince Harry a partner before he met Meghan Markle.